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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1950
Page
5
U S Senator Margaret Chase Smith argues education must use modern tech and that reserving TV channels for education would cost little and boost knowledge. She notes TV access is broad and tied to democratic freedom, urging a major step to protect education in the technological age.
The First National Bank of Arizona approved a 75 cent semi annual dividend payable December 23 to stockholders of record December 22. Directors cited earnings of about $600,000 on 200,000 shares. They also announced promotions and bonuses for staff.
The 1951 Tucson rodeo opens February 22 with International day and guests Gov. and Mrs. Ignacio Soto of Sonora Mexico. Papago Day follows February 23 honoring children. Visitors day on February 24 salutes winter visitors. Armed Forces day on February 25 offers $1 admission for servicemen. General seats priced at $1.50, others $2 to $4.50. Advance sale via Chamber of Commerce January issue and January 29 at Congress and Scott.
Tuc son board of school trustees meets at 7 30 p m in the administration building to discuss a water system for Catalina junior high 1200 feet of pipe would be needed for a new addition Dr Robert D Morrow says drilling a well may be cheaper than laying pipe A year round school term starting every three months is also considered objections cite parent heat in summer enrollment worries.
Norman Oklahoma authorities will decide if Kenneth Rose, son-in-law of Dr. Edwin DeBarr, will be charged in the 91 year old OU professor's death after a beating he suffered October 10. DeBarr died of a heart condition yesterday. Rose earlier escaped California officers while being returned to face criminal charges.
The coast guard reports no traces of the fishing boat Pastime or its skipper George Thompson 34 of Crescent City. The Pastime disappeared at sea Thursday. The body of James D. Day 27 Thompson's in law was found Thursday tangled in gear eight miles at sea.
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